Soft totalitarianism in China

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The Chinese government can be described as a form of 'soft totalitarianism.' The Chinese Communist Party governs through a combination of authoritarian rules and market-driven economic policies. The Communist Party's shift from communism to Chinese nationalism as the regime's legitimizing authority serves as a stabilizing force for the country. This focus on nationalism is reviving old attitudes regarding the country's former status as the preeminent Asian civilization. This revival of nationalism may be the key to China's growth into a global superpower.

China, Political activity, Political aspects, Communist Party (China)

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Adam Smith was right

Article Abstract:

Jamaica's goal to improve its economy is based on free trade with minimal state intervention. To attain this goal, Jamaica must produce competitively and expand the international market for its goods.

Analysis, International trade, Economic policy, Interview, Jamaica, Manley, Michael

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